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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1914.
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Charge Purchases Made Tomorrow Will Go on the November Accounts and Are Payable December First
B..PJ.E. 'HOT-TIME'
TONIGHT AT
Mrs. A. L. Craig, Expert From the Nemo Hygienic Institute, Here Tomorrow to Instruct on Corseting for Health and Comfort Fifth Floor, Sixth Street Building
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Meier Frank's Great Store Always Undersells!
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. ', Impromptu Stunts of Laugh
." Making Kind Will Be rea-
A Huge Purchasing Power Enables This Institution to Lead in Selling!
And 57 Years of Courteous Attention to All Patrons Brings Thousands Here Dailf to Shop!
ture of Evening.
HOMAGE- PAID TO QUEENS
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fe BIG SHOW IN ARMORY
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X.AJTD SHOW PRO OB AM.
Tonirht.
8:00 Klks' nigh; concert
by Elka' band of 42 pieces, and
Impromptu ntunts.
Saturday Afternoon.
1 :00 to 6:00 Old fashioned
Haby Show, under auspices of
Women of Woodcraft; hundreds
of babies entered.
2:00 (Jirls' canning contest,
continued from today.
. Motion pictures, depicting
operation of Oregon manufac-
turlnjr ilJits. Special lectures
and mufln In free theatre. -
Saturday light.
8:00 Mtarufar-tiireis' assocl-
atlon niRirt. More than 50
Klft distributed to holders of
certain numbers.
Women of Woodcraft will
celebrate.
:0-r-Musicat program by
Swedish Singing club, 18 voices.
Hapd music and special enter-
talnment stunts.
$2.50 Jointed Dolls - 9 ft
Buy now for Xmas P--erfe7
24 inches tall, sleeping eyes,
sewed mohair wig. Toytown,
First Floor, Temporary Annex,
No. 2.
$1.25 Friction Trains OQ
Buy now for Xmas OaC
Locomotive, Tender, 3 Pas
senger Cars. Toytown. Base
ment, Temporary Anuex, No. 2.
Yeon Building.
$1.25-$1.50 Play Suits HQn
For children .-. I V
Indian, Cowboy chaps, mili
tary, squaw, of Khaki cloth.
Toytown, Basement, Temporary
Annex, No. 2.
$1.50 Educational Blackboard
and Desk for Chil- " "I r
dren pJLetl
Roll-top, A. B. C's, Numbers,
Designs. Hardwood frame.
Toytown, Basement, Temporary
Annex, No. 2.
$2.50 Doll Buggies
Full Collapsible
Rubber-tired wheels, leather
ette covered hood. Toyto
Basement, Temporary A
No. 2.
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Showing new store now being erected
IHXITS STOKE, TZUFOSASY AUTCEX HO. 1
Last night the Royal Rosarians paid
homage to six festival Queens at the
Manufacturer' and Land Product
show, and tonight the Elks, with brass
bands, will make the big exposition
building hum and Jolly Old King Fun
will be In the saddle.
'The Best Ponple on Earth" have
mado plans for a "hot time." They
will gather at the Elks' club, on Broad
way and "Stark, at 715, and shortly
before 8 a'clook, the membership, head
er by the Elks' famous band of 42
pieces, will parade up Washington
treet, and" down Tenth to the Armory.
A big turnout in expected.
At the exposition the ceremonies
will be short, arid thcrf emaindcr of the
veiling will be glveTi over to im
promptu stunts of a laugher making
aort, for which the Elks are noted.
Quite Incidentally the Elks' band will
give a concert in Agricultural hall
The committee 1n charge consists of
W. I. Harris, chairman; K. K. Kubli,
who is chairman of the evening; Fred
Wagner. Charles Ringler and Harry
O'Bryan.
This afternoon is Wooriburn day at
. the show, and a large delegation ot
northern Marlon county people are In
the city to celebrate the event.
Realty Board Members Attend.
A large number of the Portland
Realty Hoard members visited the
how this afternoon aluo. The realty
men marched to the Armory immedi
ately after their regular weekly lunch
eon ut the., Commercial club, under the
leadership of President Dean Vincent.
Hosaitlana' night at the' exposition
was ine of brilliancy. With aix
queens from festival cities of Oregon
: and Washington and thte Tyee of the
Seattle Potlach on "Which to center
thelY attention, the uniformed knights
found plenty "to do. Queen Thelma of
the Portland Rose Festival entertained
as her guests Queen Mabel of the
Roneburg Strawberry Festival, Queen
Allle-of the. Astoria regatta. Queen
lllldred of the Eugene Fourth of July
pageant. Queen Malaga of ttre Kenne-
wick tirape Festival, Queen Anne of
" the Salem Cherry fair and Tyee How-
Brd Josslyn of the Seattle Potlach.
I'rincesses attended each jueen.
Ty and Queen Xd March.
- The Tyer knd Rose Festival ijueen,
who In real life is Miss Thelma Hol
lingsworth. led ' the. grand march in
the. Armory ballroom, where the cere-
monies were held. The march ended
by the salutation of Uetns and prin
cesses by the Rosarians, all of whom
were out in uniform. This was fol
lowed by the presentation of beauti
ful bouquets of roses to the visiting
royalty, then the hand struck up a
lively tjwosfYp and the grand ball. In
Which everybody Joined, began.
,if J. Fred Larson wasthe royal herald;
" Robert Krohn, royal master at arms;
Frank "McCrillls, cnnlrtnan of the roval
' reception committee; John P. Carroll,
official representative of the Rose
Festival association, and H. L. Pittock,
grand duke of Rosarla. Rosarla's wel
come to visiting royalty was extended
by N. It. Pike who told them of the
iiymbolic meanings of the rose
Portland's flowr.
Visitor fraji Valley WnmerOns.
Iurlng the afternoon Willamette
Valley day was celebrated r"by several
hundred valley visitors who were en
tertained at the exposition by the Com
mercial club. The principal delegation
ws from Forest (Jrove and 'numbered
21. persons including Mayor Uoff who
headed it.
Tomorrow night the Manufacturers'
association of Oregon will celebrate.
As their part in the Manufacturers' i
.and Iund Products Show the feature
of the evening will be the free distri
bution of more than SO presents, the
gifts to represent goods ' manufactured
lh Oregon.
The committee from the Manufac-
v turers association in charge of the
- evening at the exposition consists of
A. H. Uevers, chairman, F. S. Doern
. , bacher, Thomas B. Kay, A. J. Bale and
J. R. Bowles.
Olft Nbjrht Tomorrow.
... Aa visitors enter the exposition
they will be given numbered tinkers.
I Later the. gifts to be- distributed will
t ! toe displayed on the stage of the free
M theatre and nifmbers corresponding to
, ; those held by visitors will be drawn
f iroihl a hat. tn this manner the pres-
"1 i entajWlll be distributed to the holders
;'M of the . winning tickets.
If Among the gifts" already sent , into
v-j -the . exposition for Manufacturers'
j night la a dining table from the Doern
j bacher Manufacturing company; a
chair from the Oregon Chair company;
one "Jniversity" macklnaw," from
i'leischner Mayer & Co., and three
"Mt. Hood" shirts. Neustadter Broth
era have given one gray macklnaw,
ne ''"None-Better" shirt and p. p.
Maradon & Bon are down for two
boxes of fancy cakes.
'. Other gifts consist of one case of
assorted pickles from the Fret Pickle
Works, on box of candy "Thomsens"
from the Pacific Coast Biscuit com
pany, five- boxes- of "Royal White"
soap from; the LuOel King & Cako
tioap company, two boxes of candy
. from the Modern Confectionery com-
pany and one case of assorted fruits
rom th Oregon Packing company. .
A Wonderful Offer
Originally $3.50 to $7.50
Solid Gold Lavallieres
At $2.59
Buy Now for Christmas All Latest De
signs First Floor, Sixth St. Building
Another lot of Pin-Seal Bags at
OI1 First J?ioor Sixth Street Bldg.
25c Wash Foulards at 19c
Never Before Sold at Such Low Price
For the making of House Dresses, Underskirts
and Blouses, we offer these Wash Foulards 32
inches wide colors, navy, brown, black, Gobelin
and Reseda grounds, in attractive designs, dots,
stripes and rosebuds in white or contrasting col
ors. Supply your needs tomorrow!
Third Floor Sixth Street Blag.
We Sell Famous Makes of Men s Clothing
At Lowest Prices!
You'll Recognize These Tailoring Concerns By Name
Rogers-Peet, Hickey-Freeman, "Society Brand", Wash
ington Co., L. Adler of Rochester, Naumberg& Co. Every
Man & Young Man in Portland Will Find Here The Most
Complete Fall Stock of Suits and Overcoats. All Wool
Suits at $15.00 to $35.00. Overcoats $15.00 to $40.00
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Buy a Raincoat Tomorrow
$7.50 to $35.00
For Antoists (Every Style Mackinaw Coats) For Skaters
ForHunterskrMen, Young Men, $5 to $20)ForStreetWear
Agents
Knox Hats
For Men
To be the greatest in Western: America
"IT"
Last Day of Great
Sale of $1
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All Made of Imported Silks f Large,
Wide Flowing Ends See Window!
Men's Store, Telnporary Annex No. I
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Own a Kodak
to picture the happenings of eve4 day the
scenic beauties of Oregon, in city aiW country.
See our extensive line of Kodaks! f tomorrow.
Prices $6 to $63. Brownie Camera,$l to $12.
Make Photo Calendars for Christma ijgifts. Ask
to see the Calendar Blanks. s:g
Special for Saturday t
25c Pkg. 1-Jb. Eastman Acid Fixing; Mnvder 19
Tirst Floor, Temporary Antifec, No. 1
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Coat Sale Extraordinary
300 New Coats for Women Just Received!
100 Balmacaan Coats
At $8.75
All Weatherproofed All Gray Mixtures and Tan All
48-inch Length ,. '
200 34-Coats for Women
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At $10
Popular loose-back styles. Winter fabrics. Brown
or green mixtures, and also a splendid assortment of wide
belt style Coats. Take advantage of these sales tomorrow!
yonrth moot Sixth Street Bldff.
All Authorities
SAY
Plant Bulbs Now
Great Sale Tomorrow
. Bulbs at Dozen 35c
Single and Double Hyacinths
Pink, Rose, Pure White, Blusf White,
Dark Blue, Red, Light Blue, Yellow
Bulbs at Dozen 15c
Single and Double Tulips
White Pink Red
. Yellow and Red Yellow
Narcissus and Daffodils
Empress Emperor Princess
Paper Whites Von Sion
Fourth rioor Temporary Annex
Every Boy Wants a Balmacaan Overcoat
We Sell the Famous "SAMPECK" Line Also a "SAMPECK" Suit
Gives the "Correct Posture" to Your Manly, Growing Boy ,
"SAMPECK" BALMACAAN OVERCOATS
For juveniles, ages 2x2 to 8 years. $7.50 to $12.50
For boys,, ages 8 to 18 years $10.00 to $16.50
"Sampeck" Knickerbpcker Suits, 7 to 18 years $7.50 to $18.00
"SAMSON" SUITS, with two pairs of Knickers, ages 5 to 18
years, priced at $6.50. . Second Floor, Temporary Annex No. 1
A Timely Sale of Peter Thompson Dresses
This Lot New Dresses Just Received
The Most Popular for School Wear
$13.50 Peter Thompson Dresses, sizes
14 to 20 years, all new,
NAVY BLUE SERGES, trimmed with black and
wmie bouiacne Draia, emoiem on sieeve ana aicicey.
$Q.98
Last Day to Buy Kid Gloves
at Wholesale Prices
This has been a phenomenal event! Every
pair of every make has been included. Perrin's,
Dent's, Bacmo, Trefousse, Ireland's and others.
Buy Gloves tomorrow for men, women, children.
Men's and Boys' Gloves. First Floor, Women's and Children's Gloves, First
Temporary Annex No. 1. Floor, Sixth-St. Building.
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Remarkable Sale Hosiery Tomorrow
Women's 50c Silk Lisle Hose Black and tan, pair 39
Women's 25c "Burson" Hose Outsizes. Split foot, pair 19
Women's 50c Lisle Hose Outsizes. Black only, pair 37
Women's 35c Cotton Hose Black and tan, 2 pairs 55f, pair -28
Women's 35c Mercerized Cotton Hose Black, pair. . 27
Boys' and Girls' 20c School Hose Black, pair..v .12
Misses' 20c Cotton Hose Fine rihbed. 3 pairs 50, pair ............ 17
Tnfants' 25c Plain Lisle Hose Black and colors, 3 pairs 55S pair, . .20
500 pairs Women's 25c to 50c Fine Lisle and Cotton Hose Broken
lines in sizes and colors 3 pairs 55, pair 20 t
First Floor, Sixth St. Building.
Fif tli rioor Sixth Street Bldff.
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Buy Toilet Needs and Drugs Tomorrow
Oriental Cream (Gourard's) Rf
antiseptic Lotion ; 29
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream....- 28-
Jergen's Benaoin and Almond Lotion X2
Swansdown Face Powder 12
4711 AVhtte Koee Glycerine Soap 12
Society Hygrienic Soap (Unseen ted) ,39?
Pr. Lyon'a Tooth Powder 12
Rubiroam, 2 for Jn
Euthymol Tooth Paste ..13
Squibb s Talcum Powder 16
Jergren's Talcum Powder ..12
Potter s Hair Stain 9
randerine. larpre size bottle........ 69
Sal Hepatica, Jl size 69
Sodium Phosphate, l lb. Merck's 18
Murine Kye Remedy .....33
rim Floor, Sixth-rt. Bldtf.
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All Day Grocery Specials
ROYAL BANQUET BUTTER Roll ...T2
Freshly made Fancy Oregon Butter.
VICTOR COFFEE Pound 29
. Well-known rich Old blend.
SUGAR-CURED BACON Pound . . .22
10 to 12-pound strips. Whole or half strips.
SUGAR-CURED HAMS Pound lO,
Eastern sngar-cured, well smoked.
LARGE WALNUTS Poimd . . . 12J4
Hard shells. Excellent' meats.
Par rood Grocery, Bftaement-Slxtb Street VUg.
Th& QgtALrnr: Sjoroipoktlahd
BULLETIN!
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9 6 12 Bargains
Small Lots. Exceptionally Low Prifili.
Telephone Orders Accepted for Morning specials
From 9 to 10:30 Subject to Merchandise Remaining.
35c tO 75c VEILINGS YARD 2$:
Nose Veilings of Mesh some with chenille iiott&l bor
ders. In double and single hair lines. Black', Itagpie and
colors. First Floor, Sixth St. Building. f
REMNANTS LACE AND EMBROIDER 10c
One-half to 1-yard lengths. Shadow Lace anfl Embroi
deries. Regularly selling from 15c to 40c. First Floor,
Sixth St. Building. .
$1 CHIFFON AND BEADED NET YABD 49c
3G-inch Beaded Nets in colors. 42-inch Prated Chif
fons. First Floor, Sixth .St. Building. i
50c TO 85c MEDALLIONS EACH 9c
$1 to $1.25 MEDALLIONS EACH 49c
Real Irish Crochet, Cluny Medallions. Iiifrge sizes.
Round, square and crescent shapes. I'irst I'foor, Sixth
St. Building. i
CHILDREN'S COATS $4.85 i
Sizes 2 to 8 years. Oxford Chinchilla Coatj tailored
style with black velvet roll collars. Cape Cojis of diag
onal Melton Cloth Copenhagen, blue Detachable cape.-
Fifth Floor, Sixth St. Building. V si
CHILDREN'S SHOES SIZES SV2 TO lli-$1.49
MISSES' SHOES SIZES 11 Va TO 2-$1.79
Of patent colt with black c&th or niat top also gun
metal calf. All button style. Jjow heels Medium
soles. Third Floor, Sixth St. Building. !
BOYS' $2.50 SHOES SIZES 1 TO 6 j-$1.98
BOYS? $2.00 SHOES SIZES 10 TO 13Vgr-$1.68
(Junmetal or calf skin. Blucher or button style. Heavy
soles! Broad toes. Third Floor, Sixth St. Buijding.
$3.25 BLANKETS $2.21 if
White Woolnap Blankets, with fancy bordftrs. Ninth
Floor, Temporary Annex, No. l. 11
EXTRA FOR MEN!
9 to 12 o'Clock Only
Four In Hand Styles
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Genuine Cheney Foulards, new bias strides and
polka dots. Popular colors navy, tat green,
red, heliotrope and grays. ,
Men's Store riret Ploor Tunpotxiry Aaarc
40c HEMSTITCHED TOWELS 36c
Pure Linen Huckaback Towels. Hemstltcheiqj ends. Size
19 by 34. Third Floor, Sixth St. Building. f-.
85c TABLE DAMASKYARD r
Linen Table Damask. Pure" white,- Good iquality. 06
inch width. Third Floor, Sixth St. Building. i ' :
3 CANS MINCED CLAMS 254 "
"Ellmore" brand. No. 1 cans. Clear white rrlcat. Regu-j
lar 15c quality. Limit 6 cans to a customer. !
3 QUARTS JERSEY CRANBERRIES 25c j
Large red berries. Well ripened. . ' . if U '.
SEEDED RAISINS PACKAGE t!c '
"Guardian" brand. No. 1 carton, regularly ic. Freshly
seeded. Limit 6 .packages to a 'customer-PfPure Food
Grocerv, Basement Sixth St. Building. b -.
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